＊＊＊ Please read Notes 1–2 before placing your order＊＊＊
1.This page is for Shimekazari orders.
Online Shop Sales Period November 13 (Thu) – December 28 (Sun), 2025, 12:00 noon (JST) ＊Our physical store will also be open until Sunday, December 28.
This item is available only while supplies last. Once sold out, sales will end. Regardless of stock status, orders cannot be accepted after Monday, December 29.
We also ship internationally. Please note that the year-end period is an exceptionally busy time for deliveries, and your order may not arrive before the end of the year. We kindly ask for your understanding that returns or refunds cannot be accepted due to delivery delays.
2. Regular items can also be ordered together with Shimekazari products.
However, depending on the type of Shimekazari, some items may be too long to be shipped together with other baskets or trays.
To ensure safe delivery of your order, please note that your purchase may need to be shipped in multiple packages, and additional shipping fees may apply accordingly.
If any changes to the shipping fee are required, we will inform you in the order confirmation email (which is sent separately from the automatic order notification).
＊＊Please read the following notes carefully and place your order only after understanding and agreeing to the terms.＊＊
Returns or exchanges cannot be accepted for Shimekazari, except in the case of defective items.
A “defective item” refers to one that is clearly damaged at the time of delivery. We take the utmost care in inspection before shipping, but if you receive a defective item, please contact us within 3 days after delivery.
＊Please note that we will be closed for the New Year holidays from Monday, December 29, 2025, to Sunday, January 4, 2026, and will not be able to respond during that period.
We will replace defective items whenever possible, but depending on the availability of materials and the maker’s schedule, a replacement may not be possible.
Also, please understand that we cannot accept requests for returns or exchanges if you contact us 4 days or more after delivery.
This piece is part of our zodiac series, created in connection with the Year of the Horse, 2026.
It is a Shimekazari named “All Goes Well,” crafted in the form of a horse.
Named “All Goes Well,” this piece carries the wish that everything will proceed smoothly.
It evokes the image of nine horses galloping across an open plain.
This expression has long been regarded as auspicious, appearing in paintings on vessels and folding fans, and even chosen as a theme for calligraphy.
Through this wordplay, it holds the hope that good ties and fortunate events will continue for a long time.
※Please note that although the photo shows three “All Goes Well” Shimekazari, this item is sold individually.
Since ancient times, horses have lived closely alongside people—plowing fields, carrying loads, and accompanying travelers on their journeys.
They embody vitality, forward strength, and loyal spirit. For these reasons, the horse has long been seen as an auspicious animal, bringing good fortune in victory, career advancement, and even in forming favorable relationships. Horses remain beloved around the world today.
This palm-sized Shimekazari may be small, yet within its charming form you can still feel the energy and straightforward character of the horse.
A Shimekazari is a traditional New Year’s ornament made of rice straw, displayed indoors or outdoors to welcome the Toshigami deity at the start of the year.
The Shimekazari introduced here is made locally in southern Nagano, using rice straw harvested in the area.
The makers are involved in every step, from cultivating and harvesting the rice straw to crafting each Shimekazari by hand.
The rice straw is harvested early, before the grains ripen, during the hot summer months of July and August.
This Shimekazari is made with the same high-quality rice straw used for constructing sumo wrestling rings. The fresh green straw is carefully twisted and braided by hand.
This video shows the rice straw harvest, which we documented on site. Please take a look.Two bundles of rice straw are combined to form the shape of a horse. Its body and legs are tightly bound with hemp twine, finished so that it stands securely when placed.This is the horse’s muzzle. On closer look, it is braided in a three-strand plait. The detail gives it an expressive look, with a touch of charm and playfulness.As this item is crafted by several different makers, each piece may vary slightly in finish. We kindly ask for your understanding that the item delivered will be chosen at random.For the mane, straight and evenly thick strands of straw are carefully selected. This highlights the natural quality and fine texture of the rice straw.The straight mane seems as if it were streaming in the wind, like a horse in full gallop. It conveys a sense of forward motion and vitality.This is the horse’s tail. It is made with young rice ears that appear before the grain forms. Their soft color and upright shape give a fresh and lively impression.
It can be displayed anywhere you like—at the entrance, in the kitchen, bathroom, living room, or dining area. Its compact size makes it easy to place without worrying about space.
※Please note that although the photo shows three “All Goes Well” Shimekazari, this item is sold individually.
You may also display several together. Lined up side by side, they seem to run in unison, almost as if you could hear the sound of their hooves.
Seen this way, they look as if they were calling out to one another, encouraging their companions as they run together.
Their closeness brings a gentle, heartwarming feeling. Even after the New Year season, we recommend keeping them on display to enjoy throughout the year.
To keep your Shimekazari in good condition, please open the package promptly upon arrival and do not leave it stored inside the cardboard box.
If you are not going to display it right away, store it indoors in a cool place away from direct sunlight.
After use, it may be taken to a Shinto shrine for disposal, or treated as burnable household waste. If disposing as waste, please be sure to follow your local municipality’s guidelines.
This Shimekazari is shaped into the figure of a horse by bundling straw, with a tail of rice ears added.
Though small, it conveys a sense of inner strength and a lively spirit, as if galloping forward into the future.
Its simple yet dignified form gives it the presence of a charm that encourages and supports you when kept nearby. May it bring the hope that in the coming year, all goes well—continuing on without interruption for a long time to come.
＊＊Please read the following notes carefully and place your order only after understanding and agreeing to the terms.＊＊
Returns or exchanges cannot be accepted for Shimekazari, except in the case of defective items.
A “defective item” refers to one that is clearly damaged at the time of delivery. We take the utmost care in inspection before shipping, but if you receive a defective item, please contact us within 3 days after delivery.
＊Please note that we will be closed for the New Year holidays from Monday, December 29, 2025, to Sunday, January 4, 2026, and will not be able to respond during that period.
We will replace defective items whenever possible, but depending on the availability of materials and the maker’s schedule, a replacement may not be possible.
Also, please understand that we cannot accept requests for returns or exchanges if you contact us 4 days or more after delivery.
＊＊＊ Please read Notes 1–2 before placing your order＊＊＊
1.This page is for Shimekazari orders.
Online Shop Sales Period November 13 (Thu) – December 28 (Sun), 2025, 12:00 noon (JST) ＊Our physical store will also be open until Sunday, December 28.
This item is available only while supplies last. Once sold out, sales will end. Regardless of stock status, orders cannot be accepted after Monday, December 29.
We also ship internationally. Please note that the year-end period is an exceptionally busy time for deliveries, and your order may not arrive before the end of the year. We kindly ask for your understanding that returns or refunds cannot be accepted due to delivery delays.
2. Regular items can also be ordered together with Shimekazari products.
However, depending on the type of Shimekazari, some items may be too long to be shipped together with other baskets or trays.
To ensure safe delivery of your order, please note that your purchase may need to be shipped in multiple packages, and additional shipping fees may apply accordingly.
If any changes to the shipping fee are required, we will inform you in the order confirmation email (which is sent separately from the automatic order notification).
＊＊Please read the following notes carefully and place your order only after understanding and agreeing to the terms.＊＊
Returns or exchanges cannot be accepted for Shimekazari, except in the case of defective items.
A “defective item” refers to one that is clearly damaged at the time of delivery. We take the utmost care in inspection before shipping, but if you receive a defective item, please contact us within 3 days after delivery.
＊Please note that we will be closed for the New Year holidays from Monday, December 29, 2025, to Sunday, January 4, 2026, and will not be able to respond during that period.
We will replace defective items whenever possible, but depending on the availability of materials and the maker’s schedule, a replacement may not be possible.
Also, please understand that we cannot accept requests for returns or exchanges if you contact us 4 days or more after delivery.
This piece is part of our zodiac series, created in connection with the Year of the Horse, 2026.
It is a Shimekazari named “All Goes Well,” crafted in the form of a horse.
Named “All Goes Well,” this piece carries the wish that everything will proceed smoothly.
It evokes the image of nine horses galloping across an open plain.
This expression has long been regarded as auspicious, appearing in paintings on vessels and folding fans, and even chosen as a theme for calligraphy.
Through this wordplay, it holds the hope that good ties and fortunate events will continue for a long time.
※Please note that although the photo shows three “All Goes Well” Shimekazari, this item is sold individually.
Since ancient times, horses have lived closely alongside people—plowing fields, carrying loads, and accompanying travelers on their journeys.
They embody vitality, forward strength, and loyal spirit. For these reasons, the horse has long been seen as an auspicious animal, bringing good fortune in victory, career advancement, and even in forming favorable relationships. Horses remain beloved around the world today.
This palm-sized Shimekazari may be small, yet within its charming form you can still feel the energy and straightforward character of the horse.
A Shimekazari is a traditional New Year’s ornament made of rice straw, displayed indoors or outdoors to welcome the Toshigami deity at the start of the year.
The Shimekazari introduced here is made locally in southern Nagano, using rice straw harvested in the area.
The makers are involved in every step, from cultivating and harvesting the rice straw to crafting each Shimekazari by hand.
The rice straw is harvested early, before the grains ripen, during the hot summer months of July and August.
This Shimekazari is made with the same high-quality rice straw used for constructing sumo wrestling rings. The fresh green straw is carefully twisted and braided by hand.
This video shows the rice straw harvest, which we documented on site. Please take a look.Two bundles of rice straw are combined to form the shape of a horse. Its body and legs are tightly bound with hemp twine, finished so that it stands securely when placed.This is the horse’s muzzle. On closer look, it is braided in a three-strand plait. The detail gives it an expressive look, with a touch of charm and playfulness.As this item is crafted by several different makers, each piece may vary slightly in finish. We kindly ask for your understanding that the item delivered will be chosen at random.For the mane, straight and evenly thick strands of straw are carefully selected. This highlights the natural quality and fine texture of the rice straw.The straight mane seems as if it were streaming in the wind, like a horse in full gallop. It conveys a sense of forward motion and vitality.This is the horse’s tail. It is made with young rice ears that appear before the grain forms. Their soft color and upright shape give a fresh and lively impression.
It can be displayed anywhere you like—at the entrance, in the kitchen, bathroom, living room, or dining area. Its compact size makes it easy to place without worrying about space.
※Please note that although the photo shows three “All Goes Well” Shimekazari, this item is sold individually.
You may also display several together. Lined up side by side, they seem to run in unison, almost as if you could hear the sound of their hooves.
Seen this way, they look as if they were calling out to one another, encouraging their companions as they run together.
Their closeness brings a gentle, heartwarming feeling. Even after the New Year season, we recommend keeping them on display to enjoy throughout the year.
To keep your Shimekazari in good condition, please open the package promptly upon arrival and do not leave it stored inside the cardboard box.
If you are not going to display it right away, store it indoors in a cool place away from direct sunlight.
After use, it may be taken to a Shinto shrine for disposal, or treated as burnable household waste. If disposing as waste, please be sure to follow your local municipality’s guidelines.
This Shimekazari is shaped into the figure of a horse by bundling straw, with a tail of rice ears added.
Though small, it conveys a sense of inner strength and a lively spirit, as if galloping forward into the future.
Its simple yet dignified form gives it the presence of a charm that encourages and supports you when kept nearby. May it bring the hope that in the coming year, all goes well—continuing on without interruption for a long time to come.
＊＊Please read the following notes carefully and place your order only after understanding and agreeing to the terms.＊＊
Returns or exchanges cannot be accepted for Shimekazari, except in the case of defective items.
A “defective item” refers to one that is clearly damaged at the time of delivery. We take the utmost care in inspection before shipping, but if you receive a defective item, please contact us within 3 days after delivery.
＊Please note that we will be closed for the New Year holidays from Monday, December 29, 2025, to Sunday, January 4, 2026, and will not be able to respond during that period.
We will replace defective items whenever possible, but depending on the availability of materials and the maker’s schedule, a replacement may not be possible.
Also, please understand that we cannot accept requests for returns or exchanges if you contact us 4 days or more after delivery.
＊＊＊ Please read Notes 1–2 before placing your order＊＊＊
1.This page is for Shimekazari orders.
Online Shop Sales Period November 13 (Thu) – December 28 (Sun), 2025, 12:00 noon (JST) ＊Our physical store will also be open until Sunday, December 28.
This item is available only while supplies last. Once sold out, sales will end. Regardless of stock status, orders cannot be accepted after Monday, December 29.
We also ship internationally. Please note that the year-end period is an exceptionally busy time for deliveries, and your order may not arrive before the end of the year. We kindly ask for your understanding that returns or refunds cannot be accepted due to delivery delays.
2. Regular items can also be ordered together with Shimekazari products.
However, depending on the type of Shimekazari, some items may be too long to be shipped together with other baskets or trays.
To ensure safe delivery of your order, please note that your purchase may need to be shipped in multiple packages, and additional shipping fees may apply accordingly.
If any changes to the shipping fee are required, we will inform you in the order confirmation email (which is sent separately from the automatic order notification).
＊＊Please read the following notes carefully and place your order only after understanding and agreeing to the terms.＊＊
Returns or exchanges cannot be accepted for Shimekazari, except in the case of defective items.
A “defective item” refers to one that is clearly damaged at the time of delivery. We take the utmost care in inspection before shipping, but if you receive a defective item, please contact us within 3 days after delivery.
＊Please note that we will be closed for the New Year holidays from Monday, December 29, 2025, to Sunday, January 4, 2026, and will not be able to respond during that period.
We will replace defective items whenever possible, but depending on the availability of materials and the maker’s schedule, a replacement may not be possible.
Also, please understand that we cannot accept requests for returns or exchanges if you contact us 4 days or more after delivery.
This piece is part of our zodiac series, created in connection with the Year of the Horse, 2026.
It is a Shimekazari named “All Goes Well,” crafted in the form of a horse.
Named “All Goes Well,” this piece carries the wish that everything will proceed smoothly.
It evokes the image of nine horses galloping across an open plain.
This expression has long been regarded as auspicious, appearing in paintings on vessels and folding fans, and even chosen as a theme for calligraphy.
Through this wordplay, it holds the hope that good ties and fortunate events will continue for a long time.
※Please note that although the photo shows three “All Goes Well” Shimekazari, this item is sold individually.
Since ancient times, horses have lived closely alongside people—plowing fields, carrying loads, and accompanying travelers on their journeys.
They embody vitality, forward strength, and loyal spirit. For these reasons, the horse has long been seen as an auspicious animal, bringing good fortune in victory, career advancement, and even in forming favorable relationships. Horses remain beloved around the world today.
This palm-sized Shimekazari may be small, yet within its charming form you can still feel the energy and straightforward character of the horse.
A Shimekazari is a traditional New Year’s ornament made of rice straw, displayed indoors or outdoors to welcome the Toshigami deity at the start of the year.
The Shimekazari introduced here is made locally in southern Nagano, using rice straw harvested in the area.
The makers are involved in every step, from cultivating and harvesting the rice straw to crafting each Shimekazari by hand.
The rice straw is harvested early, before the grains ripen, during the hot summer months of July and August.
This Shimekazari is made with the same high-quality rice straw used for constructing sumo wrestling rings. The fresh green straw is carefully twisted and braided by hand.
This video shows the rice straw harvest, which we documented on site. Please take a look.Two bundles of rice straw are combined to form the shape of a horse. Its body and legs are tightly bound with hemp twine, finished so that it stands securely when placed.This is the horse’s muzzle. On closer look, it is braided in a three-strand plait. The detail gives it an expressive look, with a touch of charm and playfulness.As this item is crafted by several different makers, each piece may vary slightly in finish. We kindly ask for your understanding that the item delivered will be chosen at random.For the mane, straight and evenly thick strands of straw are carefully selected. This highlights the natural quality and fine texture of the rice straw.The straight mane seems as if it were streaming in the wind, like a horse in full gallop. It conveys a sense of forward motion and vitality.This is the horse’s tail. It is made with young rice ears that appear before the grain forms. Their soft color and upright shape give a fresh and lively impression.
It can be displayed anywhere you like—at the entrance, in the kitchen, bathroom, living room, or dining area. Its compact size makes it easy to place without worrying about space.
※Please note that although the photo shows three “All Goes Well” Shimekazari, this item is sold individually.
You may also display several together. Lined up side by side, they seem to run in unison, almost as if you could hear the sound of their hooves.
Seen this way, they look as if they were calling out to one another, encouraging their companions as they run together.
Their closeness brings a gentle, heartwarming feeling. Even after the New Year season, we recommend keeping them on display to enjoy throughout the year.
To keep your Shimekazari in good condition, please open the package promptly upon arrival and do not leave it stored inside the cardboard box.
If you are not going to display it right away, store it indoors in a cool place away from direct sunlight.
After use, it may be taken to a Shinto shrine for disposal, or treated as burnable household waste. If disposing as waste, please be sure to follow your local municipality’s guidelines.
This Shimekazari is shaped into the figure of a horse by bundling straw, with a tail of rice ears added.
Though small, it conveys a sense of inner strength and a lively spirit, as if galloping forward into the future.
Its simple yet dignified form gives it the presence of a charm that encourages and supports you when kept nearby. May it bring the hope that in the coming year, all goes well—continuing on without interruption for a long time to come.
＊＊Please read the following notes carefully and place your order only after understanding and agreeing to the terms.＊＊
Returns or exchanges cannot be accepted for Shimekazari, except in the case of defective items.
A “defective item” refers to one that is clearly damaged at the time of delivery. We take the utmost care in inspection before shipping, but if you receive a defective item, please contact us within 3 days after delivery.
＊Please note that we will be closed for the New Year holidays from Monday, December 29, 2025, to Sunday, January 4, 2026, and will not be able to respond during that period.
We will replace defective items whenever possible, but depending on the availability of materials and the maker’s schedule, a replacement may not be possible.
Also, please understand that we cannot accept requests for returns or exchanges if you contact us 4 days or more after delivery.
